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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March, 1818 . • THE PREVCIPAL OFFICERS o f His JEsrrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, e lh e Proposals will b e rece i ve d a t their o,q;c , ix Pell-Mall, " 4 1 ' m Wednesday, the 25th day of March Instant, 44 ch Persons as may be wilting to :undertake the FORAGE for the Ordnlnve .llorses stationed , in ~.._f °ll(" eing Districts, to • be delivered at the Expcnce of -"r Co ntractor, eir. Woolwich, &till Britain, Sussex, hlidland, Kent, exclusive of Woolwich, South West, Eastern. oat, ▪ Period ff Six Months from the Ist April nest; the f F . 4°. begOod, • sweet, dry, and.clean, without any mixture •4• 'e4.3( Mow,burnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 7 P° '"Ws per 11 - inchester Thisbe!; the Hay to be sweet and • 50(1 delivered in 7'l'lP ses of 56 lbs. weight; the Straw to clean, and dry ll7teat yr Rye Stress', and delivered ,Nessus o f 86Ths. :weight. • 4 4 ' Prices to be - paid f'or'thglikefectier Quantities of each which may be delivercd 4 at the fo!lowing rates, viz ; I; ,r t ht Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. Hay at per hundred and twelre Pounds. 6t he Straw at per hundred and twelve Pounds. .1; The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for more of thasaid Districts, and it is expected that the 1, * actor shell receive the Stable Dung, which, during the -4o 4 of , his Contract, may accumulate, Making an allow- Ike same after - the rate of • per Horse iC r Uder'.Partioutare may be known ypon Aprlic;rtiort to in Die ti(ilficers Commanding the Royal Artillerycar s si t ; ood also at the Secretary's . b.LO'cc, in Pall-Mall afore any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, -11 ' the /Proposals utast be delivered, sealed up, and en '4> "Propo,sa;o. for Forage,;" but, no ,Proppsal, can be after, the said 25th Instant, at Twelve e'Clock (`• gem t h e fl anze Day, neither will (say Tender be no ' unless the Patty making it, or an dgent in his behalf, 11`qz ifttend- EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nimicti 13, Is►s. 'GR•EEN*ICII, 'MARCit It: • • CONTRACTS 'OR PROVISIONS, &C. an Minnal duty for his cerrificate. lie is bound by the oaths of admission ) and is responsible for his conduct to the Court in *birth he is inrolled. The Agent to the Insolvent Court, generally, has had no legal education, has taken no oath of thity, and if he wilfolly offends, is bur amenable te the Insolvent Court, .and to that only, so loug as he continues an Agent. If an Insolvent Deb tor obtains his discharge, a . tpl it subsequently, aß pears that he has trandrilently disposed of his of feets, or -concealed tlietn; thekent employed may withdraw kiimsc!f ) anti all ''respOn sibility on his part is. at an end. • The legitimate Attorney is:loellly aec'eSsible,, - •tvell as legally responsible, but the Agent-looks chiefly to the discharge 'or the Debtor, and"'the receipt of his agency fees: Amongst other mat. practices resorted to by some of *thes'i Agents, in, stances inight be adduced* to sheW that they act collusively with tire Debtors to pervert theintert aott of theLygislptnre. \Vhen a Debtor become* sopersedeable by course, of law ) and before he is , at maturity to seek relief 'mirkr the act, - We Agent sometimes obtains a friendly 'writ for his further detention, at the suit of a nominal plain tiff, which is a measure no regular practitioner of the la* would resort to. if aDebtor to be opposed at his hearing in.thecountry, the friendly Agent obtains a Habeas to remove him to London, thereby karrassing tilltipiitting the cre• ditors to ekpense. And, in some instances, if the Debtor fears an opposition, .the friendly detainee is withdrawn, and the Debtor iel,,ased. T HE .COURT - Of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANYof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, NorricE is . hereby l iven, That the GOVER _ -NpP,.S and DIRECTORS of the POOR will . lEET at the. Workhouse of this parish, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of 111AlrH instant, at 11 o'ClOck in the morning, to re ceive PROPOSALS and TREAT with slit:Ai . Persons as shall he willing to CONTRACT for SUPPLYING the WORK HOUSE with BUTCHEIt'S MEAT, Bread and Vionr,. Butter and Cheese, Peas and Oatmeal, Groceries, Milk, good small Beer, Candles, Linen-draperies, and Shoos, for six months, from the first day of April next; with Potatoes for 'three ; months, from the same time, and with three score of Coals; the Butcher's meat is to consist of clods and stiekings, thick and thin flanks, leg of mutton pieces, and chucks ,in equal proportions, free from bone; such mutton as shall,be wanted in sides of not less than four stone each side, with s a.sniticient quantity of heef-suel, and such meat as 'shall he required for the service of the . master's. table, and the whole to be of good. quality, and served at a price per stone together; and also so many legs, "shinsi heads,' and melts'of oXen.as maybe re quired ; the butter to be good and cleaned. scraped, and the cheese to be good Gloucestershire cheese ; the coals are to he Hebburn main, Eden main, -Bishop's main, or „Ellison's, main, and to be delivered at once, immediately after the time, of contracting, and are to he measured on delivery by a meter, to be employed by the parish ; the potatoes are to be good middling sired potatoes, and to be delivered at the workhouse at such times and in such qnantities as may be required, at a price per ton ; the bread is to be the best second household, wheaten bread, and to be delivered in quarter and half quarter of sXii . eck-loares, at a price per loaf of each size ; and the 'flour to be the best household wheaten • flour, and to be delivered at a prier per sack under the London market price. Pro posers are to attend in person, and deliver samples of .their goods (except linen draperies), and no proposal will be re ceived after 14 o'clock. That at the QUARTERLY . GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appoioted to be held at this House on WED NESDAY, the 18th Instant, there will be laid befOre the Proprietors, for their information, Copies of Adrices received from the Governor in Council of Fort St. George ; 'and of the Proceedings which hare been adopted in pursuance of the Orders of the Court of Directors respecting the Case of Mr. William Cooke of the Madras Civil Establishment. Western, JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. pliE GREAT PICTURE DEATH on tilt PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S IRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and SKETCHES from other Scriptural Subjects, are now EXHIBITING, muler the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness the- Prince Regent, at No. t 25, PALL-MALL, neatCarlton-Hpuse, every day from Ten till Five. CHAS. SMART, Sec, PUI3 L 1 - tkT I 0 N.S. This Day!raspuhlisbed, Very neatly printed in Bvo. illustrated with Plates and a Chart, price Its. boards, "VARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to HUDSON'S 1..‘ ! BAY, in his Majesty's Ship Rosamond; containing some Account of the North-eastern Coast of America, and of the Tribes inhabiting that remote Region. By Lieutenant EDWARD CHAPPELL, R.N. Printed for J. Mitwmau,i9, Ludgate-street. ' 6 .* In the press, and speedily will be puhlished, by the sane Author, Narrative of a Voyage to Newfoundland and the Coast of Labrador, illustrated with a Map and Engravings. This Day was published, Dedicated, by permission, to the Lord Bishop of Chester, handsomely printed, in Two Volumes, Octavo, price sos. hoards, TrASS.O'S JERUSALEM DELIVERED; an _IL • Ucroic .Poem; with Notes, and occasional Illustra- tious. , Translated by the Rev. J. H. HITNT, A.M. Lnte Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. London: Pridted Tor J. Mawman: 39. Lod-gate-street Further particulars and forms of proposals for supplying linen draperies and groceries,.may he .kuown and had by ap plication to Mr. East, the Master of the Workhouse. • . • By order of the Governors and Directors, EVEREST and BICKNELL, Clerk. By Orclerpf tke R. H. GREIF, Secretary. This Pay were published, Vulumes, illustrated by a new set of Maps, p; ice 16s. in boards, a new Edition, hying the Seventh, of ittrrlC7C 7 .- LI. ING- OFFICE, ,llarcA 13, 1818., lit co VIMISSIONER,Sfor,VICTU:ILLING Ilis 3LIJE S 'S Neill' do kVrehy give Notice, That I Y"ercday, 'the 'inst. IT'illiam Reeks, their fig * f- ' ll " l,llo rivii(Pitil,,zeilkbe.r.ead.y to receiVx sealer! Tenders tr , at for- Oise rhausayd Quft4ers ENGLIS T.l IV HEAT, "gij7,j-rsevs'u Pounfls per ; and Three Hun: 9aarte . rs of Close Dried AMBER MALT, for the 0 f the rictnalling• Deliariment at that Port; to be t f"44)l cto -Samples that will , be e.r.'zilited at his Office ; 4,42,tJ 6e paid- , by . Bills, ptiyqble,. 17;4104 Interest, E Y Days after-date, N 0 regard wilt be had to any Tender in which the Price 1441 1 n o t b e i ns ert e d i n words.at length, or that sholl not be i - livered before Twelee o'Clock on the said 'Thurs- S, , the , 26th iastant, nor •unless the Person who makes tie render, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer enwalled for. T he Cond:tions of the Contracts • may be . seen at the Vic- Office at Portsmouth. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL 1 7114 !c• GALLERY. for flab EXHIBITION and ALE of the WORKS of ARTISTS, is L ' EVERY DAV from Ten in hee l t Nlorning till Five "e Evening Admission, Is. Citalogues, Is. _ JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. VETERINARY COLLE(E. P tIE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of she VE 1. i i i i. , R Y , TERINAST'RGEOS, Neillicateil at this Institution, bAN'i t ' held at the FREE - NI kSONS"I'AVERN, on SATUR- Cie Ilst Inctant at SIX O'CLOCK precisely. is„!e eminent T eachers, to whom the Veterinary College is t.eli indebted, have been requested to honour this Meet.- • their Company Pi!oftssOr COL F,& 'AN in the Chair. ";t : l ' Sewe ll, Nt:',"chard I;irsden, 111. plies Hal rison, t • Pereira!! g. B 1 h nr 1! " ,; L4 l -ie.4 1, t' Sidtlall, l', 4: '"thei; Sewell, • Sanneman, I . I v . I tc,',"s, One Gn;nea each, and at the Veterinary It ch 14, 1618. STEW AnDS. Mr. Jaires Turner, Mr. 4. Palfrey, Mr. L PHI. Nlr. H. W. Baker, Mr. H. Moore, Mr S. Wilson, Mr. T. KinK, IMr. S. Gooch, Mr. Jolieunitant. lay be had at the Bar of the Coili B. V. DAWSON, Secretary. • 1%„ c , LINEN COMPANY, No. 4, BLOOMSBURY- Qt-TARE . , ESTABL/SHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. '' tI E Public are respecttoilv invited to an hi tt h. ' 44 0 1Pectio n of the very large apil cheap STUcic: of nusn ,;) - I ,IN, G and SHr., — ETING CLOTHS, now oii Sale , at No. 'op i ' South-side of lilootostnny-sgioire. The Company, i l l ittl. t t lfe nature of their Establishments here and in Inland, ttt "the Commtutity the above Articles witch chean.r and lt, er,, ti ..an - glee can be ptocured through soy other medium ll'ilktt'ill'in.COS SIC ; bleSeitell UlltiVr their own inspection, with- Nr eiielp• of .Acids; theywarrant their durability and co t' end e ngage to re t u rn the Money should a f au lt a pp e a r . i lov: l tntry Orders faithfully attended to. Ag;ents, Joloi Do k4l.!!' 4, Bloom‘bory-square, Lendon ; John D o yle. 31, st. nthi o bev, Dotoio. Good Bills en Ireland, (or Irish Buil, N:' ' ' taken in payment for Linen, or discounted. . . _ PtFRAUD PREVEN MD. ° counteract the many attempts that are 4 . 1 y k it Riade to impose on. ilo- no wiry a spnrions Compo4ition !Lit" of the GEN GUN E BL ACKING ni . cpared bv DAY iill 6i;;"•'-riN, thee have atloptcd a new LaLel, in which their ..bature and Address ie. 97, High Holb orn , th, o ent;cpicuonsly placed in the centre o f th e I,abel, that l'‘ '. . Y 'tnist.,.an attention to tills, ;Ind the. 4ifferenee of the 'which is finlike all Lette;• press, will enable Pnrchase:s hce t o detect the Imposition.. y'-'t' I' F lAP VS: BLACKING made and Id • • • • • •. . I,y DAY, and .NIARTIN, 97, High. liolhorn, and re- II the principal Grocer , , Druggists, Bool;sellers, Iron, ;11 , 4gcrs, Perftituors, 8001-tnal;,rs. Scc. in tlie United ' 4l l, in Bottles at , ', l lid and Is. (id: each.. LENIENTS• •Of GENERAL HIS ORY, ANLIENT and MODERN. 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And by whom will shortly be published, by the same -Author, Travels through Denmark, Sweden, Lapland, Finland, SurWay, and Russia; with a Description of the City of St. I'et : el - shill - 0i; &min; the Tyianity - of. the _Emperor Paul ; Hridsomely printed iu Quarto, with numerous Engravings of Views, Nfaps,'Sre. , --• • • • • PU BLICATIONS. This Pay was published, in Two Volumes, price 113. WOMAN ;' or, Minoi -Mgotiirs;'•w Sketch.— Printed for A. K. NEWMAN and Co. Leadeuhall .. I street. The following will appear this'Spring : Nun of Santa Maria di Tindaro, by L. Stanhope; 3 vols. Bandit's; lride; or, Maid of. Saxony, by the same; Second Edition, 4 cols.. . . • Gene vies7g; pr, The Orphan's Visit, by Mrs. Strutt, 3 vols. Veiled Protntress; or, The Mysterious Mother,• Meeke; 4 vols. Bandit Chief; or, Lords of Elnino, a Romance •, 4 vols. Family of Santraile; or, The Heiress di Montault, by Miss done: Second Edition,.4 vols. 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It is useless to declare generally, where instances are wanting to show particulars. Having devoted nearly five years of my time in carrying into effect the provisions of the Insol vent Act, 1 am free to pronounce, that most of the causes which have rendered that measure ob noxious and unpopular are to be traced to the vant of qualifications in those who have been so numerously admitted to the practice of the Court.' The number of regular Attornies immediately connected with that practice is not tome i,ts pro• portion than 3 to 100. The great body of agents ‘vito are employed in applying for discharges of Debtors under the Act, consists of persons who have themselves passed•the ordeal of insolvency ; and the routine tloon A is which the agent proceed ed in obtaining his own liberation, forms the pre cedent forleeking the release of others. The fa cility with which he can gain his certificate of qualification (for a fee), and the smallness of the charge attendant on his admis,ion, have induced many to become agents of the Court, who might have been more usefully employed in some of the mechanical pursuits to Which n great part were theretofore attached. Amongst the evils some of the following are most conspicuous : Professional men of regular initiation and ad missiom to the practice of the law, feel a .becom ing reluctance to associate themselves the Court with persons who are u nq ualified by edu cation, and -.unrestrained by the solemnity of an oath. •lf professional users only were allowed to practice, they would no longer be reluctant. — The regular Attorney has paid much for his edu cation, 'mud) fur his lultnission, and is subject to Renders - to prison have been. elected where no previous process issued, 'and the collusion haS evaded detection ; and notices of proceeding* have been sworn to which. had never been served. If the Debtor wishes to he discharged witho4 the Act, the Agent will .ei►gage to find hired. or Jew for him, and go through the 'justifica lion upon payment of a certain per centage, and the creditor loses his defendant, and ail trace of the bail, at the same - time ) always to 'his injury), sometimes to his ruin. here is no remedy for such conduct, as there would be against a regtd4r practitioner, by tno• tine in the Court whereof he is admitted an At torney, and therefore such legal responsibility has no terrors for the ...Vera. ; a Debtor becomes supersedeable, the Insolvent. Agent will also undertake that-duty, and to •oh tain a discharge trout. any Court whence the de• taining process issued ; and in taking nut a sum mons, will enter his name in the 3n:lges Book', as an Attorney of the Court does. In other cases, he will use the name of the prisoner, to save the expence of a warrant, and thereby,does an injury to the 'revenue. Only last week, att enrolled and certificated Attorney (who was mi. ployed by a Debtor, and had obtained an order of the Insolvent Court for hearing on the 24th inst.) received an intimation that lie need takealerfurat ther step in the business, the Debtor having been superseded in each of the three actions wherelan he was in custody. The Attorney.enquired bymliorrt the supersedeases had been 'procured ; the answer was, by Messrs. ***-"' and ********, who are Agents qf the Insolvent Court. • It is feared many instances have occur,rc4 wherein the previous knowledge of the insolvencs affairs would have rendered it just and prinlentiAl that lie should employ his regular Attorney,-l►ut tl►e Debtor has .preferred the collusive agency - of an adventurer, possessing no scruples of con science, and willingly promoting a falniCated statement, intu►ediatrly tletrin►eutal to the rights of Creditors, and finally destructive to the clia.;. ratter of the Debtor. To those who have frequented the insol vent Court it must haveoccurred, that it is peculiarly devAding to the legal profession, that most of the Briefs its the hands of Counsel hear the names of persons never admitted regularly to that profession : and although it %ill not he it - apt-iced here that their practice in such Court is illeg ml, time considerate Reader wild necessarily conclude-that some ex tended circumspection in the choice of Agents is desirable. As specimens _of the means resorted to lay the present Agents of the Court, the following' are subjoined It. The Act has provided for the appointment of Officers under the sanction and contiimation the Chief Justices of the King's Bench, Common. Pleas, and Exchequer; but it is not g ene rdly derstood or imagined that these Agents have been so confirmed, or that it was intended by the Legisiathre to admit and confirm persons licit graduated by professional education. And it may be said (without reflection on those who recO rn- mend their appointment), that, it they ate to he permitted to interfere with the duties and emolu ments of the regular Practitioners, they omight, at least, to bear an equal responsibility, and alike contribute duties to the Revenue. m****** Temple, Feb. 24, ISIS, • " Messrs. B. and C. respectfully solicit the favours, &c. haeing perfcoed themseter.t in tit, griteral Rovti,e of the ProfesAionwhe;re Clarks to anot/Irr AKent Sapersrdeases, Habeas Co/pus—arid all tither. Comnaolt Lau) Transuction.w. " idsT OF ciiARGEs. " Soperscileas hi K. B. • Du. C. R. .Do. Exch. 1-2 0 10 3 10 Habeas Corpus I .10 Removing . Coutenipis (.4iuihrion Pleas... Special Pleas a 2" On Monday •last.a meeting ot. the Inhabitants of the Borough of Penryn was held at the Town h ail, to take into consideration the propriety of establishing 3 Savings Bank in that Borough. LIENRY SWANN, Esq. Member for the Borough, .has very hani.somely.subseribed the sum of nifty Pounds to set it-forward.